Ang Lee’s The Ice Storm is the perfect holiday killjoy with its fractious families and middle-class discontent

On second watch, this widely panned satire – now on digital platforms – plays less like absurdist parody and more as dead-on portraiture of our polarised, hyper-online moment

Jacob Elordi recalls mid-century matinee idols in Daniel Minahan’s full-hearted weepy

In the latest solo project from one half of the director duo, a detective surveys the wreckage of a single-vehicle collision. It’s an apt metaphor for this scattered, aimless movie

Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis reprise their roles in Disney’s body-swap tale. But 22 years after their first film, there’s not much juice left to squeeze out of the idea

From Sense and Sensibility to Clueless, the best films to revisit ahead of the novelist’s 250th anniversary

Zach Cregger’s dark fable warns of the dangers of witch-hunts and conspiratorial thinking

From Ealing Studios to Wes Anderson, the genre is distinguished by cheerfully lowered dramatic stakes, amped-up comedy and a we’re-all-in-this-together spirit

This tender Irish comedy is the latest affectionate depiction of proud parents

New York diner drama La cocina, now on Mubi, simmers nicely alongside culinary film hits Big Night, Tampopo, Boiling Point, The Taste of Things and more

Madam President… the journey of France’s favourite star from ingenue to first lady